Results achieved as of the end of the project (September 2011) include: (i) 56 organisations trained by local Water Expertise and Training (WET)-Centers in Zambia, India and Haiti have designed and implemented household water treatment (HWT) and low-cost sanitation technology projects that have reached 369,500 people; (ii) 104 consulting services were provided by WET-Centers to client organisations on various Water, Sanitation and Hygiene projects; (iii) 11 training workshop materials were designed and adapted in Zambia, Haiti and India on different water, sanitation and hygiene subject matters, such as HWT , Water Quality Testing, Biosand Filter Technician, Community Health Promotion, Household Rainwater Harvesting, Low-Cost Sanitation, Effective Facilitation Skills, and Safe Water for People Living with HIV/AIDS; (iv) 35 staff (16 women, 19 men) of the partner organization in Canada, Zambia and Haiti received accreditation to deliver training and consulting support in these matters; (v) the WET-Centers have delivered 128 training workshops to 1,977 individuals, from 645 different organisations, on improved HWT and low-cost sanitation technologies; (vi) over 300 WASH awareness workshops/sessions were conducted by WET-Centers in Zambia, India and Haiti, reaching 28,200 people (53% women) from over 670 different organisations; (vii) two water testing labs were established in Zambia with 3,600 water quality tests performed; and (viii) a photo documentary was developed and disseminated in ten venues in Western Canada, and visited by 10,000 people.
